A typical service call fee for a home plumbing repair is $125.00, and an average plumbing repair costs $375.00. By enrolling in a Reliant Plumbing Solutions product, you can rest assured that you have support to pay those unexpected bills. Services will be provided by a licensed, insured and background-checked technician, and instead of $125.00, you pay only a $60 service fee for each claim.

These plans are available for a low monthly fee, which can be added on to your monthly Reliant bill. 

• Reliant Exterior Plumbing Protect: $9.99/month — for up to $2,000 total in reimbursements per year for repairs of breaks in exterior gas lines, water lines and sewer lines 
• Reliant Interior Plumbing Protect: $9.99/month — for up to $1,000 per claim, with up to $10,000 total per year for repairs and replacements to your home’s interior plumbing system (i.e., plumbing fixtures; valves; stoppages; leaks in interior water, sewer or gas lines) 
• Reliant Water Heater Protect: $9.99/month — for up to $1,000 per claim, with up to $10,000 total per year for repairs and replacements of up to two of your home water heaters, including gas, electric and tankless water heaters 
• Reliant Plumbing Essentials: $21.00/month — combines all three of the above services for a discounted price of $21.00/month, a 30 percent discount compared to buying each product separately.

Allied Warranty-affiliated contractors who are licensed, insured and background-checked will perform the service.

These products are available to Reliant residential customers who live in a single-family home, townhouse or condo.

After signing up, you will receive a welcome letter with coverage details and Allied terms and conditions. If you decide to keep the plan, your coverage will begin 30 days after your electricity service begins.

To schedule service, call Allied Warranty toll-free at 1-866-791-1200 or email service@alliedhomewarranty.com.

A $60 service fee applies for each claim.

No, you only have to pay one service call fee per visit.

No, these products are only available to residential customers at this time.

Your warranty might not cover your home’s interior/exterior plumbing or water heater. You can review what these protection plans cover here and compare it to your home warranty. If you sign up for a plan today and are not completely satisfied, you can cancel at any time.

No. Generally, the homeowner is responsible for plumbing from their home to the water meter. Check with your local water authority for specifics.

No. Items not covered include: restoration of walls, restoration of ceilings, landscaping damaged by plumbing failures and landscaping damaged by efforts to access the plumbing system for repairs or replacements.